The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-16
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,


day, will be appropriately observed By
the Israslites Of the city.
Sheriff Cannon has appointed K.
E. Colby q regular deputy. to succeed
one Of the suspended raiders.
Next Monday being Q Jewish hol.
iday, B Lowenstein q Bros wholesale
and retail stores will be closed.
The Probate Court yesterday ap-
pointed George r Powell administra.
tor Of the estate Of john Wsdleigh,
deceased.
-Marauding rats came near causing
q disastrous frs at the Turf Exchange,
on Monroe street. early yesterday
morning. The blszs was In q gross
box oil matches.
The "mum" party given by the
ladies OF the Genital Baptist church
was all that could be desired, either
by the ladies In charge or their guests.
II was literally attended.
--Thorton Jchnson, for aggravated
assault and battery and carrying con.
cealed weapons, was yesterday bound
over by Justice Barry In the sum Of
$1,000. In default he was sent to Jail.
Gen. ]. r. Chalmers denies that
he will crate for the piohibitionisis or
antis. He Ia still q citizen OF Missis.
sippi. Were the general q Tennes-
seean his sympathies and efforts would
DO with the ants.
The plank sidew ak on the west
side Of Third street, between Overton
street and the Louisville and Nashville
railroad, is badly In need OF repair. II
should be attended TO, and that imme.
distely.
The case OF Jim Rhodes, for max.
Ing murderous assault on Capt. Nor
ris McNsely, WAS called before Justice
Barry yesterday afternoon. Neither
side was ready, and II went over TO
next Monday at sp. m.
Mrs. Hemphill. John Hemphill,
Mrs. MsNe,t, Miss McNett. Mrs. Ora
BAN and M ss Graham, all residents OF
Rsgland avenue, were arrested yester.
day by Odicer Jenny on the charge Of
assault and battery and using abusive
language.
About 7 o'clock last evening q
gentleman riding along lower Main
street In buggy was thrown from
the vehicle and painfully injured.
The accident was caused by q high
street car track rail. His name was
not learned.
Deputy United States Marshal
Smith brought In two white and three
colored prisoners from Tlptonville,
Tenn, yesteidiy, and lodged them In
J all. The charge sgainst them 10 VIC.
Eating the internal revenue laws by
selling whisky and tobacco without
license.
e. l.. Heokinger and Miss u L.
Mckenzie, Alfred Henderson and NJ a.
Liza Marshall, w. M. 0yerton and
Miss IL In Seymour, + ank Harris spd
Mss Lou Howard, NJ. Wilson and
Miss Maria SEN, all save the first
couple colored, were yesterday granted
license TO marry.
Patsy Malowney, who guards the
monster elephant OF the circus now
giving performances on the bluff, was
arreeted last night by officer Sam Scott
for being drunk and carrying con.
ceyled weapons. He claimed that the
pistol was a part OF the psraphernslia
Of bis profession.
Fourteen days more and the
Memphis Theater will bs open for
public amusement, with Wilson 4
Rankin's Minttrels "a the Attraction.
A number Of improy,me have been
made, including fresh and attractive
coatings Of paint, and the orchestra Ia
10 receive much needed additions.
"A warrant sworn out September
fth before Justice Barry against Peter
Lynch, chsrsing him with assault with
O pistol on Bartlett Haynes. was served
yesterday by Officer Mccormack.
Lynch OWES house la which Haynes
Ilyee, and some misunderstanding
about money brought on the aseaull.
Lynch skipped. and only returned
yesterday.
The = Knights OF Innisisll held
heir regular business meeting last
night aud elected the following OH GERS
10 serve during the entuing term:
NJ, I. GArvin; vics presi.
dent, Thomas Mccormack; secretary,
Joseph III xserald; treasurer, p. J.
Kelly; commander, James y. RYAN;
fret assistant commander, X. ID. Lee
second assistsni, T. II. Monaghan.
The deck crew Of the steamer
Will \. Hays struck for higher wages
yesterday morning, and, not receiving
an answer as promptly 40 they thought
they should have II, Jumped the boat.
The rousiers wers paid nj the rate of
$50 per month, bat they ~ere not sat
lated and struck for $40, and then
walked away from the boat. The
Hays was unable 10 get a crew and
was still In port nj midnight.
AT 1880 o'clock this morning
Mrs. Wind, an AGED widow lly-
ing at the corner OF Main and Union
streets, was seen wendi < her way 10
the station house. Her okiso. WAS 10
swear ont warrant against her SON.
in.law, Louis Achley, whom she nc.
cuSea Of assaulting her on the streets.
She exhibited bruises o her face an
evidence a her truthiulnes..
The Tennessee Midland Railroad
Company has fled In the Circuit
Court q petition Tor condemnation Of
property Of DR.. ii. W. Purnell, 10, No,
20, George Holiness subdivision, or
500 feet acroes said lot; also against
Leonidss II. Stewart, for right Of way
across lots 8 and Q, Holmes's subdl.
vision. This property is on the Pop.
lar street boulevard, about four miles
east OF the city, and near the old Gov.
Jones home place,
--steaye Dam, c,lored, 10 In Jail
awaiting an examination before justice
Hughey on the charge Of Assault aud
battery. Sieve aud his wife live on
Presldents ls'atd. A few nights ago
the two became involved IN a fgh,.
during the couree Of which a nan
namtd slevets appeared on the ncene
and attempted 20 offend the wife,
whereupon Dean picked up a chair
aud struck Stevens teriib o blow on
the head, breaking one a the bones.
The relief 81 patrolmen entering
upon service AZ ~ O'Clock lat nighI